DJ Moore or Robert Woods?

[Cameron Giles]

Woods is definitely for real at this point. When you watch him, his route running sticks out like crazy. He's winning all over the field and has become a safety blanket for Goff.

I understand wanting Moore because of his age and he's a hell of a talent too. But, Woods has a high floor in one of the best offenses in the league and is a much improved route runner too. I think the stigma of Woods being a relative disappointment for a while is still wearing off.

Right now, these players are on pace for:

Player X (26 years old): 88/1331/5
Player Y (26 years old): 99/1242/5

One is Keenan Allen and the other is Robert Woods.

[hoos89]

Not sure how this is a thing..

what bout now? woods easily over dj moore

I don't think it's easy because Moore's value is also higher now than when this question was asked, but Woods has definitely made some people in this thread look foolish.

[Jfever]

Fair to say in a complete rebuild one could lean toward Moore. If you are gearing up for a championship run, it's Woods easily. Lets remind ourselves how strongly people are influenced by recent info. Moore won't be facing the Lions again anytime soon. Anyway, One could also make a strong argument that Woods situation on that LA offense, and at his still young age of 26 in his 6th year in the league, is the smart bet here.

[Servo]

I remember telling myself to go out and trade a 4th round pick for Robert Woods back in summer 2017, wish I actually went through with it.

The guy is just good at football, all the Rams WR are, to be honest. I find it hilarious that Woods would have just withered away if he stayed with that joke of a franchise Buffalo.

[WhatWouldDitkaDo]

Woods is the PPR WR10 through 11 weeks. Yes, part of his production can be attributed to Kupp getting hurt, but all three LAR WRs are productive week to week. He's locked in with Goff and McVay for the foreseeable future, so I'd take Woods without hesitation.